Darjeeling – A Group of Bhooteas. C1865

Group of Bhooteas, Darjeeling by Charles Shepherd # 1904. Excellent contrast and tonality. Two items of note: Right of the left figure is a small tear (repaired) and the center lady dress has a small

& Cover c.1865. Modeled as an upright pine cone with an attached branch forming the pen holder, the cover surmounted by a bird forming the handle, all upon a green leaf tray, 6"h. Donna & David Reis C

13 1/2", the circular body with a central panel of basket weave with radiating pine leaves and cones from the centre with a rope twist border, wide outside border of open branch work to form handles,

Shell Tureen on Stand c.1865 (only known example) modeled as a closed mussel shell on seaweed supports, the cover surmounted with red coral and seaweed forming the handle, all atop an oval stand, the

Crab Meat Tureen and Cover c.1865, the cover modeled as a red crab on a bed of seaweed, a frond of seaweed forming the handle and all upon an oval stand designed with twelve serving compartments, alte

one modeled with a tight bunch of cattails and the other with wheat, the leaves forming the drip pan and decorating the cobalt bell shaped candle holder, all supported on the head and shoulder of a pu

modeled as a bell shaped pierced trellis topped with a band of daisy heads, leaves and pink ribbon, supported on a backs of three winged cherubs connected by laurel garlands, all supported on a platfo

c.1865. Each well modeled as a large fish radiating from a brown and cobalt blue mottled central well and separated by green sea weed, 11". Donna & David Reis Collection Curated and catalogued by Nico

A Very Rare and Desirable Wedgwood Majolica Monkey Plate c.1865. The cobalt blue ground circular plate decorated with  large grey monkey amongst branches, leaves and blossom issuing from the branch

Jar c.1865, 11", modelled as a turkey in 18th century costume holding a top hat forming the match holder, all upon a square platform base. Catalogued and curated by Nicolaus Boston. Flower Family Coll

plate c.1865 modeled as six green and brown mottled shell wells with shells and seaweed radiating from a central raised well in the form of a pink shell, 10 1/4". Donna & David Reis Collection Curated

c.1865, 4"h, 6 1/2"d, shape no. 887, the round bowl and cover covered with plump lily leaves and heads, a lily head forming the handle. Catalogued and curated by Nicolaus Boston. Flower Family Collect

A rare and Very Pretty Wedgwood Majolica St Louis Pattern Oyster Plate c.1865 . The six wells decorated as panels of woven material alternating between yellow and cobalt blue and with trailing prunus

Stand c.1865, shape no. 585, the bowl molded with musical trophies, the cover with recumbent, goat handle embossed with an 'email ombrant' grapevine and applied with two portrait medallions, the stand

Revival Broth Bowl, Cover and Stand c.1865, the stepped conical cover with ochre spire knob and spiral snake handles, the chalice form bowl with similar handles, on a conforming circular stand all pai

15 1/2", modelled as a wooden flagon decorated with vines and three putti round the neck, an entwined branch forming the handle, Protat?s monogram, HP, Inscribed under the handle. Example shown at the

c.1865 14 1/2", modelled by Emille Jeannest Shape No. 400. Modelled as a bearded man in medieval dress holding a hawk stood amongst ferns on a rock ground all upon a circular pedestal base. This piece

basket Posy Vases c.1865, designed by Carrier Bellouse, each modelled as a putto stood over a quiver, one with draped vine, the other with draped wheat, both stood aside a flared basket, all upon a gr

A Rare Minton Majolica Grape holder ‘Vintager with Basket’ c.1865 Designed by H. Protat ( Minton’s Art Director). The design taken from ‘The Grape Gatherers’. Modelled as a young man in Medi

Revival Table Salt c.1865 painted by Emile Lessore, the circular bowl with interior painted putto in the Italian maiolica style, supported by two entwined dolphins, all upon a circular pedestal base,

of Bernard Palissy c.1865, modelled as a seated Palissy in potter's waistcoat and holding a Palissy plate, below, a pipe, bucket of coal, and a book inscribed 'Art D'La Terre' (art of the Earth) all u

c.1865, the five shell shaped wells, two brown and pink, two white and yellow and one white, decorated with fronds of seaweed, all floating on sea waves around the central sauce well, 9". Curated and

Palissy Revival Vases c.1865, probably Thomas Sargent or Victor Barbizet, the urn shaped bodies with applied crocodiles, lizards and moths, with twin coiled snake handles and trumpet neck, all upon a

Pocket c.1865, 17"h, 9"w, the shaped oval body with bullrushes and leaves and large fish and ferns decorating the pocket. Probably Thomas Sargent or Victor Barbizet. Catalogued and curated by Nicolaus